Economic Impacts of the Natural Gas and Oil Industry
The natural gas and oil industry is a critical part of the U.S. economy. In 2015, these energy resources supported 10.3 million jobs and contributed more than $1.3 trillion to the U.S. economy.
See the PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP report and Fact Sheet prepared for the American Petroleum Institute below:
Impacts of the Natural Gas and Oil Industry on the U.S. Economy in 2015 (July 2017)
Fact Sheet: Natural Gas and Oil - A Critical Contributor to American Prosperity (July 2017)
Economic Impact State Reports
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Alabama
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Arkansas
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Colorado
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Connecticut
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Florida
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Georgia
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Illinois
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Indiana
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Kansas
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Maryland
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Michigan
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Minnesota
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Missouri
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel New Jersey
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel New York
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel North Carolina
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Ohio
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Pennsylvania
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel South Carolina
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Tennessee
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Virginia
- Natural Gas and Oil: Fuel Wisconsin
Economic Impacts of the Oil and Natural Gas Industry in 2011 (July 2013)
Economic Impacts of the Oil and Natural Gas Industry in 2009 (May 2011)